Historical Origins: Persian, Islamic, and pre-Islamic customs are only a few of the civilizations that have left their mark on thousands of years of Iranian architecture.

Mosques: With their elaborate tile mosaics, minarets, and elaborate domes, Iranian mosques are architectural wonders. The imam mosque in Isfahan is an example.

 

 

Palaces and Gardens: Iranian palaces exhibit outstanding design and intricate designs. Two examples of these palaces are the Golestan Palace in Tehran and the Chehel Sotoun Palace in

 

 

Contemporary Architecture: Although traditional architecture is still widely used in Iran, the country also produces amazing examples of contemporary architecture, such the Tabiat Bridge and the Milad Tower in Tehran, which successfully combine innovation with tradition.

Tour of Milad Tower: